Mobile learning is an effective way to deliver engaging sales training at scale. Consider these tips to get started.
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As more organizations introduce mobile devices on the frontline, employees are seizing the opportunity to develop their knowledge and skill, says Axonify.
Arist, a text message learning platform, announced it has raised $1.9M from Acadian Ventures, Global Founders Capital and Craft Ventures.
The world’s leading platform for workplace safety and quality, SafetyCulture, has acquired EdApp, the award-winning mobile training solution.
At the end of onboarding, instead of feeling empowered with knowledge, employees are often simply relieved that they can check one more item off their to-do list. Unfortunately, this approach is not the way to engage a new employee — or a current one.
Companies are continually faced with the challenge of empowering employees to develop the technical skills today’s business demands so they don’t have to re-staff. Data proves that employees prioritize L&D. Organizational leaders must do the same.
Creating easy-to-consume and accessible e-learning is the need of the hour. If you are planning on revamping your online training for a modern audience, here are some elements to keep in mind.
Whether through microlearning, spaced learning, learning journeys, continuous learning cultures or personalized learning, mobile is becoming a catalyst in helping organizations transform their learning landscape to deliver more value.
L&D professionals often evaluate delivery methods based on the organization’s overall learning objectives. Most use multiple delivery methods, because a single modality can’t do everything well. So, how can you choose training delivery methods?
Inkling, a mobile learning enablement platform for frontline employees, announced that Little Caesars® Pizza will leverage Inkling to train workers and provide them easy access to the company's reference materials via internet-connected tablets.